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Likewise Restless (Reply to this comment)
by aunatrl
Yes! Tylenol PM makes me sleepy, as it's supposed to, but I too get the Restless Leg thing from it, which keeps waking me up! The only time I'm affected by that is when I take Tylenol PM. Every now and then I fool myself into thinking "oh, surely it must be something else" and try again, and every time I get up like I did this morning and think "How dumb AM I?" (This time I threw away the rest of the ouch, expensive, bottle.) Did a Google search on diphenhydramine (active ingredient) and "Restless leg" and found this posting. Hope someone in the pharmaceutical business checks it out - thanks for confirming that it's NOT my imagination.
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Nov 19 '03
6:30 am PST
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re: good information (Reply to this comment)
by cntaur5
If a full dose make you feel groggy, I probably will have to stick with regular Tylenol.
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Jun 22 '02
10:48 pm PDT
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It feels like I'm falling... (Reply to this comment)
by mattygroves
...I've had what might be termed as restless legs, but without the benefit of a sleeping aid. When I'm half asleep, I'm half dreaming, and in the dream, I trip and fall. My legs then perform a little fandango, thus waking me up and starting the whole thing all over again!
Cheers,
Kate
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Jul 11 '01
5:39 am PDT
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Re: Restless+Here+Too (Reply to this comment)
by marnica
Thank God somebody knows that I'm talking about. When it first happened and I told people, they looked at me like I was nuts and I have never found anybody who has had that happen to them as well. At least I know I'm not crazy now :)
Marnie
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Jun 05 '01
6:40 am PDT
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Restless Here Too (Reply to this comment)
by bperreault
I, also, have given up on it because of Restless Legs. A glass of wine works better for me.
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Jun 05 '01
6:22 am PDT
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